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Barton 4 Lamb
Real Estate.
FOR SALE.

10 Residence Lots In Rayburn nvo-
nuo subdivision. only 3 blocks
from street railroad; will soil on
monthlypaymonts; houses built
n desired.
10 Acres noar Elmwood Comotory;
hplondid property for subdlvi-
f.on sold at "A bargain.
o Twenty Acre Tracts. two miles
from city, on Poplar street, nenr
East End Dummy line; excel
lout noighborhood sold on ousy
terms, at worry low prices.
? Now Residences. lots 100000.
on Dummy railroad and Kerr
avenue, on Boulevard 100 foot
wide; will sell for small cash
payment, balance monthly
houses have eight rooms oach.
800 Lots on Kerr avenue and Boule-
ward; dummy line runs through
tho addition; twenty minutes
from business; uniform price,
$40 IA front foot first purchasers
have FIRST choice of whole addi-
tlon sold on easy payments;
nothing about Memphis moro
attractive or beautifully sit
uatod.
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Order OF Publication.

No sOu n p-Eausas city. memphis a B.riafnr
ham Railroad Company w. lluny V. TnFg
ctal
In this matter. The Kansas city. Ncmphl. a
Wfminghlm railroad company having niril d. t..
ttinn ~ this court ~ condemn H. me- G,F fBiirsd
purposes the tract oi band Ia shelby county Trun.
nnd w the Taxing Disifirt bounded ns follows
Commencing ut the Intersection ~ the east line nf
Ninth street AID the north line " broadway thence
north with The cus line at smith ftfrtt ts feet
mgncc cnsicfiy a. tisht angle. 900 icet thruoc
souihrrY 10 right angle ~ ioCt % the
north line oi broadway uicurc Nostcfly
with full north line ~ ifuadWuV ful fHff
"a the beginning. being lots =, aud gi bnck On un
ihc plan Of fUu Pickering. and Il APPEARING That
the aid pfufsiriy was conveyed to NHry IHs4f
nrl BY decd dated september h., isit and pour Icd
ln The Oricc ui The tcgistpr ~ shelby county iu
book Y plru ~ AMI ID appearing ifpfi thr sinVud.
81 Jsiluuu. which " sworn 60. that thc plarpi ~
nrldcncc % The aid MARY lagln John Rnrnu md
MhnWfrt hnFun are not known o. tHr UUtIi .uuUf.
AMI that IL hHs been unable 60 nsctualn them upun
dlllFcnt Inquiry n thpY be- lltlug on Do not that
The names ~ their huirs 90 any uIhru claiming
undcror through them. together with their piar.-
Of rridrncc nfr nlso unknown ~ ihr JauuDurr
and cannot ho usrcriHinod upon diliaut lrlulfY.
II b. thcraflfr nndcrd. That Mar larHu lIrhael
Raglan and Margaret Hngnn. ~ their heirs ~ any
pcf.uu claiming under them through iall dfHd o..
corded IN bU1k q. Iugc ~. IN the registers uulsp
Of shelby county, cutter their appearance. md dc.
lend against Tire said petition. ~ The trrui cfiift
NJ Memphis. shelby county. Tenn on or before dc
third Monday 10 january, lh2t
u u further ordered, That q rnfN II this uflrr
shall d. published once week tot four fucrcsl I've
weeks n The Memphis Appeal.
ATmc topy-Ailctt DANIEL EC1ILoss,
DytP. Young. Deputy Ciork.
james ~ Greer and &. II. Trlmblc ATTORNEYS ior
Petitioner 10. i7egl. a.
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A NOVEL FENCE
To Be Charged with Electricity and
Used In Communication.

CHIcAGo, ILL.,, Dec. 9.-Gen. Martin
BEEN, as attorney for Chicago firm, yes
terday completed contract to apply a
patent which possesses many elements of
novelty to the barb wire fence OF the NIL
Cattle company, located in the Panhandle
of Texas. The patent is u process by
which a constant current OF electricity is
passed, either through barb wire or
through plain galvanized wire. The
first contact is enough TO prove to any
animal that the fence is loaded. Al pres.
ent barb wire fence surrounds the range
in question, and the current will be passed
through the top wire. Telephone com
munication can also be made from any
point to headquarters by attaching n
ground wire and small telephone, one of
which will be carried by each cowboy.
Any break in the wire will also be noted
in headquarters by the constant ringing Of
q bell. The NIL range is that received by
United States Senator Farwell, his brother.
J.N. Farwell, and Abner Taylor for build
ing the Texas State-housc. The tract is
larger than the State OF Illinois, and inn
immunity from the dangers OF barb wire
fence Ia worth thousands of dollars yearly
20 the company, which owns the 10000
cattle inClosed in this vast area.
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COMTE DE PARIS.
Ben Butler Doesn't Want Him at the
Gettysburg Reunion


New YORK, Dec. 9-Daniel Butterfield
recently wrote to Gen. Butler, asking ii he
would approve of the selection of the
Comte De Paris ito deliver the address on
the occasion OF the reunion of the Army
OF the James, TO be held next July at
Gettysburg" Gen, Butler. replied as fol-
lows f
"BosroS, Nov, 2s, 1887.
"Gen. Daniel Buttcrheld:
Yours, asking my consent and sigma
ture to an invitation to the Comte De
Paris to deliver the address at Gettys-
burg, answer by telegraph, as requested.
81 am too American, and, | hope, too
much OF soldier of the war OF the re-
bellion, TO invite frenchman, who, be-
cause he was-a prince, was permitted TO
play soldier for his own ACKNOWLEDGMENT
on the staff Of commanding general in
that war, and who, as an officer, was at
one time at the head OF that generals
bureau of information, and, for want OF
knowledge Of the peculiarities OF our peo-
pie and the idioms Of our language, did
his commander as | happen to know,
great mischief, to speak for the armies of
the United States at the reunion at Get
tysburg. would rather agree to any Off
Ger OF the rank of colonel or above who
served through the war TO be such repre-
sentative Of our soldiers.
"BEN II, BUTLERn
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on. these wealthy churches.

NEw HoRK, Dec. 9.-Nlembers OF Ply
mouth church, Brooklyn, are worried over
n growing belief that the Rev. Mr.. Berry.
OF England, win not accept their call.
Among other evil results Of such refusal,
they say not the least Is the effect Il will
have on the annual sale Of pews now soon
10 take place. In the minds Of some a
scrious crisis in the ahain OF the church is
impending.
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acnernI s,riLe ordere.I.

PITTsuuRG, Pa, Dec. 9.-This afternoon
President Smith, Of the American Flint
Glass Workers association, ordered a gen
pral strike OF the tableware workmen, 10
take effect tomorrow. The strike will be
ngainst the rules and scale adopted by the
manufacturers. All other branches Of the
flint glass workers will continue work, for
the present, ut least. The strike will affect
J 400 men, and cause a suspension OF work
En- nineteen factories
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HEALTH ~ wIAIIu ~. Bcnurrgnrds
Tonic aud Nrr,ius, tho Great
IfaufH aUfriIg.

NTRNot9 DEBILITY loo 900 o. stirrs. mauul
" nnd physical drpV Iu. HUrfmHfufflfH. hY.
puchnnirn. strr.liiy W. .l hiHi"fIf. lurHrIa'iv
for study ~ business . .is impuirnrc. 'pHp
n, luf 81 mcmufy, pii ~ thc nI.in lui no
dlantfH ~ TIE npuul. iUw may uu radically
cunu ln either trN hylf'. usr N UIa uuHNrrllpl
primntinn. u isamnr.FUi supreme importance
~ Ne appropriate tfpH' "Ii luf ihr cure 90 ihf
Joe. Of nerve power nrI Ur Iulurvrrla Iunle
und Nrr,lne, after .iagt ..rs if'll boo Europe. hos
proved iuinlllbie m N'i .HUflIuf tu HIrrlluus
which are affixed a. "a ID ..NH unu ulK equal iJ
one mouths truntiuerf 900 ruW rrunt u.gt
Price, siOO % box. ORES I.rH iuf 5000 Sent
ny mail prepaid on fcHuI. H' price We runruinn
On boxes 10 Curu any &C.. Win Oiai oplHf o.
cclNcd ny ~ Tor fix bOFH .' VIII ecni oar Wrlirr
not eject cure A. E,u..u q 90, Druggist. sIie
agcnt for United slatr. l.l and 10 Main street
Memphla, Tenn.
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AIueLy coai.nincr I'M Pueblo. Col.

FWrUIu IIWIII InlNTInIul FtTI =
Mr.. Albert Evans, Of Rockville, was nj the
Victoria. lie purchased one-tcnth of.ticket
NO. 81, 500 IN the September drawing of the
Louisiana State Lottery for a. lie was
found TO have drawn Onc-tcnth Of the 5000
prize for q invested. lie I. young man
who has followed coal mining for a living.
but he intends 20 invest the money In farm
and establish himself Tor life.
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T. |. n. c. Is not curo-all but a quarter
Of century OF constant use has demon
strated beyond question that Tanners In
fallible Neuralgia Cure Is the only known
infalliblc cure for all kinds Of neuralgia and
for nervous headache. Fifty cents per box
Manufactured by Rangum Root Medicine
Co, Nashville, Tenn. Sold by Hester, 2S3
Main street
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wouId.bc Murderer suIcidcs.

MoRRIsTowS, Pa, Dec. o.-At Rockhill,
Bucks county, in August last, August l..
Lester shot his wife, who, however, sur
yived, and testified against him ON Tues
day at Doylestown, the trial resulting in
Lester being sentenced TO imprisonment
for six years and eight months. Last night
Lester committed suicide in his cell At the
Doylesion Jail by hanging himself with n
towel
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pnnEIME or FELT, cENsgr
nUUFIVu AND GRAVEL

The old standard Gravel Roof. Nm ir~ s0
FOOD for the money. uard on mmus y lr
business and public buildings Gin n
lhicaru. ~. Louis and other Icadint =
Equally ne nrsproof ~ metal, moo
bic, does not require constant rfpaiEtigs
and u mucn conner during hoats Ut summer
New Work or rupairs. Estiliatos casfT
tuLy made. Cnll ON, telephone, or wfit.Ls
Front ~ ruct, opposite Gayusn tiutri Ia
phonc h0n j. .. pEuTZNHW
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''MEN must work and women weep,
SO runs the world awayvi

But they need not weep 50 much II they
use DIR. Pcrcc's "Fuvoritc Prescription. y
which cures all the painful maladics peculiar
80 women Sold by druggists.
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AdminIsirninrla Notlon.

Having qualified A. me administrator ~ Richard
Corbln Wexford, dooraad Ia the Probate tOun
OF shelby county, All tfnlns indebted 10 said o.
tate VIII come f0rwafd and Jay The same. and III
pef.ons having claims aranst said estate VIII pne
ani NE same authentiUaifd IN the manner pre-
HIibed by law ~ the undeulgncd.
This November IA issL -
r. T. BARCHUs,
ecased All
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APPLY TO
d r. D. S. JOHNS SONS
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
10. l7 Jonereon street,
Bet Main and Front. MEMPHIS, TENN
Established Dc tsn

Iot Main and Front, MEMPHIS, TENN.
Established in is1l
nm JOHNSON 8 acknowledged by ~ parties IN.
W frr.sini rs hH Goo che most furff rsful phYsi.
clan loo ih' Treatment of private uf sDcrut disfrspt
quick. permanent ruua guaranteed he every case
male uf female. Recent rIuns NJ Nuuuffhtst aud
syphilis Curri in iDt DAYS without The usa Of
mercury, change uf dl'i. Uf hlndmncu from bust
ness. Secondary syphilis. uo lat ycstigc emdl
nicd without The ufg Of mercury, Involuntary
lO4 ~ srfucn stopped iu o. thufi Time. sufferer,
lfum ini"Wnfl Or luss ~ 'chnhl puNru restored 20
luo yiRuf IN Few weeks Victims Of fplf.abuse
and excessive ycnCy, suffering from spcfmni0rfhea
and loss Of physical aud mental power speedily
~ TIE diseases Of Women. AMI ours guaranteed
PILES and Old sores cured Without the usa of causo
~ the knite. All consultations strictly connden
tisL Medicines sent b express " all parts VI tho
county.
ns-Noftngnen cured At hall the usual rates
once houu ffOin , o'clock am, 70 O'Clock d IA
u. 3 JOHNSON, MD.
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RUPTURE Radically CURED

without the knife or hlndrncc in business. IN from
"a 90 ~ days, by The Mclcaipd soIt Fad 1ni.s unI
oihcc Treatment. A contuct mnde with clHh pnt.ui
siriCiufc. liydtpcclc and NnfiruuUlc tuf,si in o.
Hliutt umr ttrsulnri on appllcitlVn.
III" Mcdicntrd Soft rad Tru-s ins tho
spring Ia the trVnt. thcrciuru avoid NJ 100 tidurr
troubles. aud can d. worn ulght and day. We guar
aniec ih. Truss tp lc easy Ia NcIt anil ~ hold ur
the bowel or money refunded Mndc aud liicl t0
male ur female by nli NOZZLE
~ Jefferson H.. Memphis Tenn
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements in this column will be charged at
rate OF l5c for two lines one inscrtion two inser
tons, DC; one week, Soc sr
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EATING AND LuScn uorsi.S.
NI.sTAInANT. ANn sAInnN.

STAR LUNCH ROOM, A7,, sEpoNp STREET
- Oysters Ia every style lAngN ucnion rr,prs
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LOT LUNCH. OYSTERS SERVED ~ EVERY
style Imported wines, lquun aud cigar, ~
stEul.k-. ~ Nuiu ftrycL
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ROOMS To LET,

curve ON llmwood line street car,.
FURNISHED RooMs-ip MAIN sT
.nNE LARGE UNFURNlsIEp ROOM. SorrU.
y cru exposure; likewise furnished rooms, NJ q,
Court ,trcL
nrFlClas - THE DESIRABLE OFFICES RE
y Gently occupicd 10y me at "a Madison &, ihu
tnou ichaht u. N. ESTES.
nu1cE-N SUITE ~ MICS OFFICES IN MA.
~ sonic Temple ArpN 10
hlN " rWCr. Secretary
II NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM.
IL Ncp drIrihlc 90 no Madison street
DOOM LARGE FuHSNIiEp ROOM-rIEAs.
II nrtiocaton md cgn'ril utas Mndi.onu
PooNs- Ni,ELN guKNisuEp. At ~, MApi
II tuu stpri
| pouMS FURNISHED uE UNrUENIsIIED. ar
IL ~" lttou1 ar'et
buON- .TtHNl-Hrn NND UNFUENlsurp
~ r1YnF re- ~ tourt ttt,ri.
DuuAf-Tt LSls.IEp or UNFvRNIsurp
II so ilT linden s'r,l
puuv- -EJRSlsrEp or UNFu KNlsnrp. AT
IL %, 'utu .trct
DOOM NICE fHuNv ROOM SOUTHERN rs.
rfruu iumiSid or unfinished Apply 20
'+l Vance t'l'i
DopWs FltU 'NFE ROOM. LpR uoru
~ hy.IIr. ur sufilhtr fHrnI'es over % Nunh
Court tt.ot tHla .ht., ulm'er
Dupu. .-tllNMl uE HOur nursE
I h'Hnur luuirH .' Nn. q, court ~
rTuWr plNr 81 uyArr FAMILY m
] Madison 10
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''''|''' ~ ITWNT0IFs
hoAEr-DlHr B,I upArD At ga,0 rEu
- mua.h 200 il.usi
nrMwr EUyasA.pHoNup AraNAu.
- fuu HUH.
ErENl..rp Gnov. WITH roiHp. Arse ai
y Nui'fr utl
Mo EuuH- ANn bIthp ST $50 tu aut d.
y D. rNu l.r.f ,|nt rrgHtUrh,'t
DuuN- hNp IltLu one VACANT ROOM
~ p1uuHs Wtu ut NAV % Nouus. % r,plrr
fir,vt ipIrU IC" rHI.In"l
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sTRAyED on STOLEN

MARE - ONE DARK BAY MARE TIIRrI
vi feet white hmndcl 1n lrit Shoulder T. stni
on forehead 80 rcward for her rtuu IN go Mon
roe street.
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TAu.orp.

ENREsu IMPORTATION IN GENTy sUITINGs,
~ hellons, etc, at san slsgcr's cor "a aud Court
DANTE MADE TO ORDER AT A nExTER &
J. Sons, "a Main e.
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NATHAN BACif % MONROE AND sI7 sECoND
y IS Diamonds, Watches Jewelry Old Gold
and sLlycr bomghl and snld.
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BusINr,ss COLLEGES.
LOAN OFFICES.

NELSON'S BUSINESS COLLEGE. 8. n CORNER
~ Second and Monroe Bcst patrouizc1 busi.
e. college In the city.
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NIENPHls loan ofFlCE 81 GOTTnEIF.
vi Manager, % licale and % honroc LoW mates
on lAu,c amounts.
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HOUSES To LET.

A SMALL HOUSE, NEATLY FURNIsUEp,
~ with very large lot and fine cistern; also iinc
piano for rent with Of separate from the house,
Apply at 40 Carroll eyenue,
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/ MENDEL, DEALER M FREsH AND SALT
i Meats, Oyslers, Fish. Game, Poultry, Vegetables
etc, cor. lladden Nv. aud Vance A. Telephone IN.
/ q MOORE, cor VANCE AND IfERNAEDo.
81. lnsh Moat-. Vegetables, Oyster, Fish Came
etc Telephone ~.
NJ Y. COUNTS, NORFOLK CAN OYSTERS AT
~. Ames \ sites, ~ Jencrsonh
SlTls a AMPS, MEATS, Pisii, OYSTERS AND
- Game. ~ Ielen.on sireet. Telephone go
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-29
THE WAREHOUSE.

The stockholders OF the Warehouse
Company met Friday and made a call fol
10 per cent OF the money subscribed, ac-
cepted the plan Of building Of Architect
James Swan, otsJackson, and elected Mr..
Allen Sinkler, Of Charleston, $. G., Su-
perintcndent. He was recommended by
Mr.. |. H. Barnwell, Is quite an efficient
man with considerable experience. having
In charge for many years the largest
warehouse in Charleston They expect
to begin building IN two weeks when the
specifications arrive and contract can be
let out, aud viii be ready for business as
soon as the Gotten begins 10 come in. The
building will be built in divisions, 10 III
clude six aud each to re completed be-
fore others started. Enongh will be iin-
ished for the earliest time necessary and
all win be built this iall.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-29
RIYER NEWs

1ls rlFrr e qalse loa nua rni falling
The New Evcferun eonllnucs her rro
ulaF lfips going % snisrlia every MonAAy
and returning lhr lAms evening and lesv
Ing Tor cumpbellssille FrldaV. coming
back saturday.
The Katie Robbins naw cxirnds lel
Saturdays trips 10 Sharkcy. On hel
Thursday trip coming ouly 10 Yazoe
civ and then returning ioyicksbure rhs
is doing an excellent business for llle dun
summer Srason nod las carflcd down =
large quantity q slaves
Capt. d G. White Is concedei 10 be lhe
clsanpIon u 'nnpnglng excursion trips
Tile Lake Washington d ihr MnIhol-
land line, keeps up her popularity on tn
river and does 4 ialr business icr ilic dnll
season o. summer
Tie Birdie bailsY Is a. regular ~ clock
work In her iri-weekly tEIps 70 BrIzoni.
carr yIng the malls passengers and freight.
There has been considerable Increase IL
her usual summers bEslness.
The Birdie Bailey carried up quite a
distinguished passenger wednesday, the
noted Jaek, Warrior. bought By Mr.J $.
Bowles, 81 Bclzoni, 10 siarkYllIe. II Is
l5A hands high. cost Ils owner $50 and
he has already refused $1,000 for Il.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-29


MISS Virgins Waluer. ot Benton, Is
visiting Mrs Frank Wilson
Miss Clara Kicks. d TchnIa. gave her
many friends here pleasant visit
Frsd stardIvant. from Washington
county. spelt lew days amongst his
frlrnds l,etr. Fred Is the same old hoy
aud there Is only enc trouble relating to
visits, that Is they are loo short and 100
far between.
The Doycr box will represent 4s dele
gates at the beat convention Tor Alb
Moore. This speaks well for Ab, and II
Other clubs will do as much tor him there
will be little doubt Of hls election and we
sincerely hope Abs friends win come
10 the 'front.'
Miss Stribling and Miss Mobley are the
guests OF Miss Cannon and "Unclc MILL
The pay-car was little Iare this
month which was the cause oi our usual
Iy smiling and oblIging agent, Mr.. WI
ley, looking as Il he thought the compa-
nv was really going to tail Ii earnest.
Never fear Wiley you will come out o. X
Alta meeting Of the Good Templars on
Monday night last, the following officers
were elected lor the ensuing quarter;
s G Wilson, q 4.
Miss Ella Taylor, III,
z I Hutehins, Secretary,
Q L Blair, Chaplain,
EQ Bowman, Marshall.
Mrs DR. q B Holmes, Treasurer,
DrO B Holmes, Financial Secretary,
Janles IsInghood, Gerard.
Ollie is sick and we wonder II. bis ca
rccr as an officer isn't getting away with,
him, or -.
A party will be given here this eve
ming Tor the benefit OF the happy youths.
Further news will be given in our next,
Adieu,
E.O.J.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-29


We lage ifeauently called atienilnn lo
ihe excellent iaellillea ouF gtople enjoy
fof4hIpplug vegetables and fsnli ana 81
lhc splendid Industry that could u bsIIf
up, paying muck bsller gllan eoslen and
being more anilslaclory. We sre glad 10
zee thar some n our clllxens begin % ~
allzc the iacg ANA lsge ALREADY shipped
irnIt M. y. A. apenaler laat year shlp.
ped more lllnn 1900 boxes and VIVA %
we'll pleased with returns that ho win
ship = much larger quantity tlb aeaaeh.
He and JesNo Holmes ~ 10 Tuesday IaJ
shlpped O0i boxes 70 New Orleans and
viii ksrp y up daring the snmmer. Any
iurmef ian liaFe On orclMr1. The irens
cost little md are hagdly any trouble. aad
a garden ls also profitable. 10 ship lIse
irull one must understand the proper
method cl packing. Fruit should be
plnckcd st eertain time, and BE- neilhes
Too ripe nor loo gFesn. 1t should Do pack.
Cd In a ceftain way 20 Is not % b ~
iured and should Be sent 10 right parties.
These things must be learned but lhcFc
y no mystery about them and Mr.. ,. b.
Esles, The accommodating Express agenl
viii chceiililly furnish the most minute
directions. iIe Is giving special rates on
iThlt and the !. OR. II. as we'll as the
Express company ID very anxious 70
build up the business. Wbcn The poor
sandy hills around Crystal Springs and
other points IN Mississippi are bringing
wealth 10 their owners what should not
fhe rich soil ol The Yuzoo do {? They
yield Abundance OF cotton, but how ma
nv are getting rich. how many simply |
bold their own, and how many remain
comparatively impoverished. A garden,
an orchard. and q COW furnish about
enough 20 live on In the summer time.
II The orchard Is large enough, The gHi-
den raises enough vegetables, and the
COW is multiplied by nunbcr sufficient.
IN addition 70 The living Is good foun-
datlcn for y ncempctency; each year. each
can be Increased and independence Is as.
sured. SoWe Of our farmers come in
with vegetables, some with fruit. why
can tI,ey not 20 20 Mr. Estes ana see
about shipping. II Mr. Spengler can buy
fruit and make money shipping, how
much more cannot hc who raises the
frat make. We are very glad 10 see that
Mr.. 5pengler has lnauguratcd the busi
ness. We wish thai he may meet deei-
del success and that otlltrs may be III.
duced to follow bis exampIe.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-29

We call the SPECIAL attention q ihest
ha Wing daughters and wards 70 educate,
70 The advertisement Of Un'sn Femals
College. oxisrd, Miss. which appears IN
this issue. This Is one q ths Oldest and
beat established Tnsfiiniions II leafuing
ia The State. and has done noble part in
edneaiing nc daughters Of Mississippi.
The localien IS enc q Tie best "a tie
sough. west asd The buildings and grounds
are sdmlrably sdapicd 70 the use Of q
female Seminary. The College is sIrsug-
y Organized and wel equipped aad 10
der = most efficient manakcmcuf ana al-
iers TIE best iaeilsies ief training IN Al
dcpaflnenn thsl make % . thorouzh
and senupaizhed eancaaen. FF fail
inloruaiien address ihs rIcslirni.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-29

Joe's heau uat lsfKa. he.d sfna i b,
freight
Thai was elow ste said. bot she coull
weight
Or thought 40 al any fe|Nhl
She was not l|kq fAe eIfls ~ hef ellnua,
80 snerf. 10 IpFtlF aad nnInne.
For she Wns bold with lpls 81 ohiqne.
Was lllis girl 81 Silver t'flqne.
Then a. her lcsn ans lillle TOO slcam.
Away with ans4lFf le|low she old eean
And that's what's she matter with JrnsI
fAAKCKf0r
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-29

Ill. Ii. .LIGHTCAPisfhe
leader In the follow
ing lines:
Staples FIOur.AEeat,
Meal, Sugars of all
kinds, aIl grades of
! COffees and Teas. Pure
Leaf Lard best brands
Hams and Breakfast
Bacon, MOlasses. Vim
egaTs, Rice, Can Goods.
Pickles, Preserves Jel-
lies, Extracts. Spices.
FarinaceusG Goods. So
das, Baking Powders
of all brands, Soaps.
Starch, Bluing, OILS,
Candles ETC., etc., etc.
Lamps Stand, Lamps
and Swinging Lamps.
Il a IN ID Trimmings,
Chimneys, etc., Table
a. ornamental Glass
ware. Glass Berry and
ce-Cream Sets, Ma
sons FRUIT JARS,